Patriots' Mack Hollins Highlights Highly Competitive Wide Receiver Group in 2025 Training Camp

The New England Patriots have enhanced their receiving corps with multiple offseason additions, including a two-year, $8.4 million contract for wide receiver Mack Hollins. Alongside Hollins, the team also signed free agent Stefon Diggs, drafted rookie Kyle Williams, and added undrafted receivers Efton Chism III and Jeremiah Webb. These new talents join a group featuring DeMario Douglas, Kayshon Boutte, Kendrick Bourne, Javon Baker, and Ja'Lynn Polk. Hollins remarked after Monday's practice that this year's training camp stands out due to the heightened level of competition and focus among the receivers. He emphasized that every player must be prepared daily, as roles are highly contested. Throughout camp, various players have delivered standout performances, including Diggs, Williams, Douglas, and Boutte. The influx of young, skilled receivers provides the team with numerous options for the 2025 season. Veteran presence from Diggs and Hollins aims to mentor the rookies and elevate the overall group. Hollins has spent considerable time studying the new offensive system under coordinator Josh McDaniels, contributing both on and off the field. Head coach Mike Vrabel highlighted Hol...